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Athletic80
Acceleration
81
Pace
78
Agility
84
Strength
82
Balance
81
Jumping
88
Stamina
63
Fitness
86
Technical46
Dribbling
52
Short Passing
58
Long Passing
66
Shot Accuracy
45
Shot Power
85
Shooting Technique
45
Heading
52
Free Kick
45
Penalties
45
First Touch
60
Mental81
Composure
78
Consistency
85
Leadership
84
Goalkeeping88
Reflexes
92
Positioning
86
Handling
87
Kicking
87
Goalkeeping88
Reflexes
92
Positioning
86
Handling
87
Kicking
87
Attacking49
Heading Accuracy
52
Shot Accuracy
45
Technique54
Dribbling
52
Free Kick
45
Short Passing
58
Long Passing
66
First Touch
60
Shot Technique
45
Physicality81
Shot Power
85
Jumping
88
Stamina
63
Strength
82
Fitness
86
Movement81
Acceleration
81
Pace
78
Agility
84
Balance
81
Mentality & Game Reading73
Composure
78
Penalties
45
Leadership
84
Consistency
85
France - GoalkeeperMandanda, Steve
Steve Mandanda’s Marseille career was built on volume: volume of matches, pressure, saves, criticism, returns and responsibility. Explosive off his line and sharp in close range reactions, he became a long term reference at the Vélodrome because he could handle the emotional weight of a club that rarely gives its goalkeeper a quiet week. His peak combined reflexes, one on one courage, good spring and strong dressing room authority, while his distribution was functional rather than a defining weapon. With France, he spent much of his international life behind Hugo Lloris, but still remained part of the elite goalkeeper group and the 2018 World Cup winning squad. Mandanda was not flawless, and some errors were magnified by the size of his role at Marseille. The broader verdict is stronger: a durable, commanding goalkeeper who became an institution through resilience as much as talent.
